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Boxing Abs Workout

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Summary: Increase your punching power! Learn a basic boxing ab workout that will help you in your boxing training.

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By Leo Cardenas
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Leo Cardenas is a professional boxer. He went pro at age 21, and boxed professionally for 4 years.read more

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pburt68 said

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on 8/2/2008 This entire video series was awesome. I have wanted to be an amatuer boxer for a while now, but I couldn't find anywhere where I live to learn. I have been looking for online lessons. This is the best series I have found, since it has successfully showed me the basics. Thanks

prince49 said

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on 8/2/2008 i enyoyed these videos they helped me out some. I just hope you could display more combinations.

akshay5 said

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on 8/2/2008 It was great

chicago3 said

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on 8/2/2008 Great basic information. Additional videos and tips would be helpful.

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" Another important aspect of boxing is strength training. You need to lift weights and have the right program and I’ll let my instructor conditioning trainer go over that with you. Hi, my name is Eric Castillo with EC Personal Fitness and the first exercise we’re going to cover is a catch and toss. Am I in the floor? This is a two person exercise. This exercise is designed to strengthen your erectus abdominus and your obliques. First, lie on the floor, sit on the floor with your feet bent, or your legs uh, your legs bent and feet flat on the floor. Your partner ether stands in front of you or stands completely on your feet as we’re going to demonstrate. Your partner should through the ball in the center of your chest catching the ball in this eccentric movement towards the ground and as you come up in the concentric movement you throw the ball toward your partner. Okay, there you go, that’s it. "

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